We went on a Lower east side tour with Marian and had such a great time! She was personable and the…read morecompany was extremely accommodating to our schedule. The immersive art was interesting and something we never would have found on our own. Such a great experience for New Yorkers and tourists.

Great value for the money! Took a chance on a tour with these guys and really enjoyed it. Heart for…read moreArt Institute is a new and unique concept in a sea of culture that is New York City. Tour guide Gabi was excellent in her delivery of concise and interesting information and structuring an engaging tour. Our tour was on surviving the intrigues of the court of Henry VIII and was set up to mirror a Game of Thrones like storytelling based on various Metropolitan pieces relating to said time period, which I thought was very cool. Will definitely take another tour with this company and possibly write an updated review as they expand their offerings.

Always a great space to shoot in, just finished a two day shoot today and things couldn't have gone…read moresmoother. They're taking COVID-19 precautions seriously and the staff was hands off, but very responsive to our questions. I've shot here maybe 6 or 7 times now and it's starting to become my not-so-secret weapon. The area is in a quiet corner of Williamsburg, easy to access to by car and transit. There's paid parking across the street and free street parking everywhere. It is in a perfect area for food delivery, lots of options. Cafes, Delis, and bars all within short walking distance. All super important if this place becomes your temporary office for two or three days, if you ask me. They have super competitive rates and even offer complimentary access to some grip equipment and V-flats. Jared is always my contact here and he's always making sure things are running smoothly. For medium to small on figure shoots, headshots, or product photography- it's perfect.

Love this little gem of a studio in Williamsburg. The space…read moreis great and has everything one needs for a studio production, with the added bonus of some of my favorite continuous lighting. They have kino-flos and some small hmi's as well as some strobe. The make up and wardrobe area are great and the feeling of the whole studio just makes for a great day of work without the distractions of a multi studio space. They are super accommodating and understand the needs of beginner photographers/smaller productions and the eternal budget struggle. Close to public transportation, close to the BQE and the Williamsburg bridge, so even coming from the city is an easy task. Can't say enough good things.

I feel bad for not stopping in here even once after passing this place a thousand times, at least…read more I had an issue with the C note on my Alto sax and was in no mood to go to Sam Ash with the rt. 17 traffic and all so I stopped in here just before they were closing today(a Saturday). John could not have been more engaging, honest, sincere and downright cool. No big timing here. No waiting on employees who are practicing on their instruments while you wander around like a fool. As soon as I walked in - 'Hey can I help you?' I like that. I will be back and I will recommend this place to anyone and everyone who wants excellent customer service. And yes I took the sax home mins later, good as new. A+++

I had my Les Paul neck warp a little bit and the action dropped on it causing some issues. ....I…read morewent here, spoke to John and expected the bad news that this would be a $600+ fix but instead, he was upfront, honest, and told me the fix was minor and with new strings, complete set up and truss rod adjustment, cost under $50.00 ....Extremely happy with this local shop. Music Gallery has gained a new customer for all of my guitar needs.

Jody is a fantastic guide. She not only knows the best gallery shows, but she is very knowledgeable…read moreabout art and artist. We had an amazing tour of the best NY galleries.

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Save yourself a LOT of GRIEF. DO NOT purchase anything from this company. Once they have your…read moremoney, they don't give a f*** about you. They won't return phone calls, emails, texts, or any other forms of communication. Three of the panels arrived from the factory in Italy in a different shade than the others. This happens so often, they have someone in the US that repaints panels. For some reason he doesn't even have the paint from the factory. He has to try to eye match the correct color. In my case, he got it wrong and it had to be re-done AGAIN. On top of all of this, the surface SCRATCHES VERY EASILY. Believe all the bad reviews. I wish I had.

Dishonest group, period. We filed complaints with BBB, Consumer Affairs, and hired an attorney…read more As stressfull as it can be to do a complete rebuild on a brownstone in NYC, hiring Scavolini was the worst decision I made. They delayed our project by months and tried to upcharge us with new proposals mid way through the project. There are plenty of great kitchen designers in NYC, this is not one of them. They just opened a Soho Gallery as well, don't be fooled by the bells/whistles and presentation.

Local gem and creative events…read more Visited with some family going to see some of the local history. Staff were super welcoming and I was blown away by the photos of the Inwood/Washington Heights before the subway was introduced uptown. The vast swath of farm land and this farmhouse is one place to see how it looks in that bucolic time period. The backyard had a hessian hut of what the military groups used during the historical time period. It is fascinating to think about so much history that took place across the last four centuries in Manhattan and previous to the European arrivals. Thank you for having a local spot for people to learn about history. Great value.

A historical pitstop near our crib. Dutch colonial built in 1785. surrounded by modernity, we sat…read moreat the rear of the farmhouse examining and marvelling the Hessian Soldier hut unearthed in 1916 and subsequently reconstructed. The Farmhouse was closed but it was still worth visiting and mulling over how they farmed on all that rocky terrain.